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    enough to make dough rise,” (Emily Buehler, Enzymes) she then continued searching for information. Soon after, Buehler figured that “the starch in the flour provides most of the sugar for fermentation, and the starch must be broken down into sugar before it can be fermented.”(Emily Buehler, Enzymes) Fermentation is a metabolic process that converts sugar to acids, gases, or alcohol. “This breakdown is the work of enzymes. An enzyme is defined as a large molecule, usually a protein, that…

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    include also the saving of certain business and national economies. For example, one of Pasteur’s first successes was in identifying the nature of fermentation, and showing the importance of yeast as a catalyst. Because of his work, distilleries in Lille, France were able to produce wine more regularly once Pasteur had discovered the basics behind fermentation process. Also, when a later disease was afflicting silk worms, his discoveries and treatment of the worms reinvigorated the silk…

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    11/5/16 08 English Rough Draft Body Baking soda is a chemical that can be used in cleaning, deodorizing, health, cooking, and in baking (Rodino 14). Baking soda can do many things, but it is mostly used in baking. Baking soda is an important, chemical leavening agent in baking (Sideman) . This chemical agent is used in bread, cookies, cakes, and other baked goods (Rodino 14). Leavening agents make baked goods rise, which are need to make goodies light and fluffy. Baking soda is a mild alkaline…

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    Origin Of Beer Essay

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    hops. In fact, this was even codified in Germany in 1516 in Reinheitsgebot, which stated that beer could only comprise of those three ingredients (Hardy). It was not until 1857 that Louis Pasteur discovered microorganisms were responsible for fermentation that yeast was recognized as the crucial ingredient in brewing beer (Alba-Lois and Segal-Kischinevzky); Baker 's yeast was thus aptly named Sacchromyces cerevisae, with cerevisae meaning “of beer”. Since then, culturing strains of…

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    The 2012 Vidal Ice Blanc is grown in one of the smaller winery, called Wagner Vineyards. It is located in Finger Lakes, which is known for being a popular AVA for high acid grapes, containing lots of sugar. In the about story, this small estate is found near the Eastern shore of Seneca Lake and grows their grapes on the slope hills (4). They have over 20 varieties that are grown in 250 acres, which is quite small. This Vidal wine has this price because of the production of wines they made during…

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    White Wine Essay

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    White wines are wines with pale yellow color, yellow gold or yellow green which are produced from white or black grapes without skin. White wines existed 2500 years ago. There are several types of white wine. Learn more information about different types of white wine categorized according to taste. Discover about the different flavors and regions where white wines are common in the catalog below. • Light and Zesty These wines are lightly bodied with a fresh clean taste. • Cortese (a.k.a Gavi) –…

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    Yeast Fermentation

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    energy. While this process usually involves oxygen, a type of respiration called fermentation does not (which is why it�s also called anaerobic respiration). Humans have long known about fermentation for use in bread and beverages, but have recently harnessed this for making fuel. One of the products of fermentation is ethanol, a kind of alcohol. Another is CO2, which can be measured to determine the rate of yeast fermentation. In this experiment, Saccharomyces cerevisiae will be used as a…

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    thermodynamics, energy balances were performed on the mash tun to determine the additional energy costs that would incur in the system. I analysed the project feasibility and the practicality if the team had chosen to use sugar adjuncts to enhance fermentation. I concluded that the additional energy of this method. To make this decision I compared quantitative analysis previous completed in research. Also, to ensure it could be performed at a Pilot Scale in the winter semester, I reviewed…

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    Sparkling Wine

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    This essay is to describe the different production methods for sparkling wines and discuss how the method of production affects the quality of the wine in different countries. Sparkling wine is a kind of wine that appears to sparkle and contain bubbles . A great majority of people in the world adores and prefer white wine as their option. The difference between sparkling wine and table wine are that sparkling wine have lower alcohol content, where the alcohol in wine originate from the sugar…

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    Craft Brewing Case Study

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    Critical Issues and Recommendations “Craft Beer” Feel While BBC has reaped tremendous success in the market place as the creator of the craft beer segment, there are those that believe that the company is too large and too well known to be referred to as a “craft” beer. Millennials craving for offerings that are organic, local, authentic, cool, and new aren’t getting what they want from the Samuel Adams brand and have started to turn their back on the company (Crouch, Wasted: How the Craft-Beer…

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